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Honoring the Prophet (pboh)
Maulana Dr. Waffie Mohammed
Allah gave the Prophet (pboh) a unique position in creation. His soul was the first thing that Allah created. The Messengers before him were to recognise his greatness and perfection and to inform their followers of his coming.
Prophet Muhammad (pboh) connects with the true believers in a way that the ordinary person cannot understand. Jabir bin Abdullah narrated that the Prophet (pboh) is reported to have said: He who saw me in a dream, in fact saw me, for Satan cannot assume my form. (Muslim 1059)
Prophet Muhammad (pboh) is the only one in creation, in the universe, that is constantly receiving from Allah, from the angels and human beings constant blessings, as Allah and His angels are sending Salaat on him and mankind is also enjoined upon to do so.
Module 1: Basic Domestic & Industrial Electrical Wiring:
Combine theory and hands-on practice to gain essential skills in electrical safety, fundamental concepts, circuit design, and wiring techniques.
Learn about electrical systems, wiring types, and the national Wiring Code. Practical sessions will guide you through tool usage, material selection, and constructing circuits for lights, plugs, and air conditioning units.
This program is perfect for aspiring electricians and DIY enthusiasts, this course ensures you're ready to tackle any basic wiring challenge with confidence.
6 weeks: Mondays Maghrib to Isha (approx. 6.00 pm – 7.30 p.m.)
Module 2: Basic Industrial Health & Safety Training:
Gain vital knowledge and skills of OSHA CFR 1910 General Industry Training for safe work environment. Boost your CV while you learn about hazard identification, risk assessment, safety regulations, and emergency response.
This course includes personal protective equipment (PPE), safe work practices, materials handling and storage, industrial hygiene, fall protection and more.
Working or seeking jobs in industrial settings? Get equipped to promote health and safety standards and prevent workplace accidents.
6 weeks: Wednesdays Maghrib to Isha (6.00 pm – 7.30 pm)
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